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No, the EU doesn’t mess around. I don’t see any provisions in the GDPR allowing companies to do that. I guess companies can charge money for services that cost
by dannyw 9y ago
No, the EU doesn’t mess around. I don’t see any provisions in the GDPR allowing companies to do that.
I guess companies can charge money for services that cost them money, and give you money if you enable certain services.
- Terribledactyl 9y agoGDPR doesn't need to reenumerate this. Selling service above cost is already allowed.
- dannyw 9y agoI mean as, want to use Messenger? That's $20 a month. Want to let us monetise your messages for ads? We'll pay you $20 a month. Of course, I don't see Facebook actually doing this, but just food for thought.